I am still in full editing mode from my final day at the Ngorongoro Crater. Some I have posted but I am still only half-way through. I will update this blog when complete - whenever that is!!!
In the meantime, last Wednesday , I had a job to do in Kimbolton so took my camera to Grafham Water, not expecting anything too dramatic, just a pleasant day out.
The only activity was from the dam, a Black-headed Gull with a fish
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and a Yellow Legged Gull sounding off.
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and an adult Carrion Crow eating a dead fish with offspring in begging mood, not too successfully either.
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When editing these images on my computer, I was surprised to see that I had some photos from the previous week, taken in my back garden when I was bored. First is a House Sparrow with a broken upper mandible but still able to feed from my feeders.
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and a juvenile Robin posed nicely with a colourful background
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Nothing to win awards but at least a catch-up. Once I have finished the Ngorongoro Crater final day, I will start on the photos I took last Thursday evening at Kevin Robsons Tawny Owl hide in Fen Drayton.